UK company regulation changes constantly. From Companies House reform and economic crime measures to filing requirements and director obligations, staying compliant means staying informed.
This category covers regulatory developments affecting the 5.6 million companies on the UK register - new legislation, enforcement trends, compliance deadlines and what the data tells us about how businesses are adapting to stricter oversight.
First large-scale analysis of 2,309 Members' Voluntary Liquidations finds process working effectively, with creditors paid in full within 12 months in 95% of cases examined between 2016 and 2024.
Read more →Government admits seven-week waiting time target won't be met until autumn 2027 as average test wait hits 22 weeks. The extended timeline creates sustained pressure on driving instruction businesses.
Read more →David Chapman, Senior Official Receiver at the Insolvency Service, has been awarded an OBE in the 2026 King's Birthday Honours List after 42 years managing the UK's most complex corporate failures, in
Read more →HMRC will conduct more than 30,000 high street interventions in 2026-27 targeting tax fraud and illegal activity. CompanyPulse data reveals over 200,000 active retail businesses in sectors identified
Read more →The Insolvency Service has shut down five companies in 2026 for exploiting the UK business register to create false UK presence for over 12,000 China-based clients, as Companies House reports signific
Read more →The UK government has announced that small companies and micro-entities will be required to file profit and loss accounts with Companies House from April 2028, though they can opt out of public disclo
Read more →The European Commission's €200m penalty against Temu for selling dangerous products signals heightened platform liability risks for UK online retailers. With over 200,000 UK companies operating in int
Read more →With mandatory tax adviser registration opening on 18 May 2026, analysis of company data reveals the scale of the compliance challenge facing UK professional services firms, with London accounting for
Read more →New mandatory registration requirements for tax advisers begin 18 May 2026, affecting thousands of UK accounting professionals. The system replaces multiple previous processes with a single digital re
Read more →HM Revenue and Customs has awarded a 10-year, £175 million contract to British tech firm Quantexa for AI-powered fraud detection. The system will analyse tax returns across the UK's 5.5 million active
Read more →HMRC has awarded a £175 million contract to British tech firm Quantexa to deploy AI-powered fraud detection across the UK's 5.6 million active companies, with data showing real estate and consultancy
Read more →Companies House has paused record destruction while reviewing its 20-year retention period for dissolved company data. The policy change could affect how 5.5 million active UK companies and creditors
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